Sentence examples for had to be managed from inspiring English sources

Last March the Parliament said opera houses with deficits had to be managed by us.

In order to avoid UK tax, his venture had to be managed and controlled from abroad.

The bases-loaded jam was a situation and it had to be managed.

And so, by the turn of the 21st century, a new elite consensus had emerged: democracy had to be managed.

Spending cuts had to be managed, and an absurd Labour plan in 1979 to reduce it to an anti-communist propaganda rump had to be fought off.

At the time, Brown's "crazy" sense of grievance (Blair's word) was just part of a madhouse that had to be managed, and Campbell focused on the symptom not the cause, by trying to get Whelan sacked, not his boss.

"Exposures are things that have to be managed".

He will have to be managed like everyone else".

But theological differences certainly exist, and have to be managed.

Nuclear weapons would have to be managed, not banned.

Data networks, after all, have to be managed.